Louis Armstrong changed American music. He was not just an entertainer, he was brilliant. One of the best white singers he played with was Bing, in Bing's true appreciation.
Who came here after listening this masterpiece song from V's IG post? I'm here just because of V..... He is our ot7...and I love this song.... he's a best amarican singer...and this song released in 1956.... this song was famous at that time...and again it became famous for V...... 🥰🥰🥰💜💜💜
50 years later Louis Armstrong is still remembered with affection, admiration, and love by all who knew him. It’s their memories that keep Pops alive . The morning he died he appeared at the foot of my bed to say good by? and tell me I had a long time to live, but he would be waiting to see me, so not to be sad. We would be together again someday! Pops and I had a deep and lasting nonsexual love. I was friends with Lucille too, and even met his previous wife, who told me many things people didn’t know about him! It was 50 years ago that Pops died, I still feel close to him. I still love, honor, and admire him. He was right, it has been a long time being apart.
This is wonderful and there are many wonderful (and young) contemporary jazz musicians who are keeping this legacy alive. Great music and players are not a thing of the past.
I'm 69 years old too. 11/3/42, and I wouldn't trade one day of then with an eternity of now, musically. Check out Bing singing When the Folks High Up do the Mean Low down. He rocks!
love this part, stumbled across it when i was a kid im 26 btw. i was looking for an act for the school talent show. back then i was naive little arse when my grandmother suggested a golden oldie. but then i saw this and w/ a friend who played the saxaphone and we performed it. we didnt win but we got a standing ovation.
this is great,real classylike Bing's voice is amazing and Satchmo's trumpet playing is simply amazing and man his scatting is so fun to listen to and even his singing because he has a very unique voice
Whether today's music is "Crap" or not... this is obviously timeless. Good music is good music, regardless or who does it or when it's done. And because of this mere fact, Bing and Louis are just as good today as they were back in their day.
Bing was a great singer. I wish he had done more numbers in a swinging mode. Most of his recordings were in the crooner mode but he can swing. It's fun to hear. Thanks for posting
It's said this scene was recorded live, unlike the usual practice in Hollywood musicals, where performers lip-synched to an (often, ghosted) recording. Certainly, if it is live, that would account for the inescapable brio and sheer joy of this performance.
Great, what happened to good music like this. Today its just backtracks and snythasizers. Guess todays world has run out of music...what a shame although there are some good ones around, the've lost it mostly.
Bing Crosby is still the best singer I've ever heard; Armstrong, as both an instrumentalist and as, of course, an innovator and pioneer is the more powerfully historic figure but when it comes purely to singing, Crosby was the best.
Nice to see Bing getting away from his usually sappy ballads. I've always heard he was a jazz singer turned pop by his producers, good to see him in his element.
Excelente, antológico! Todos ai estão sensacionais, inclusive meu clarinetista de jazz predileto, Edmond Hall, que em minha opinião, é o maior clarinetista de jazz!
@xRelyT1 -I have nothing against rap. In fact there isn't a musically prejudice bone in my body. "....if it grooves I dig it!" When a rap artist (or any other modern musical artist) casts a shadow of influence as long as Louis Armstrong has in popular music then we will all be in need of a heads up.
@mkjmstl1 same notes, same note structures.. just theyre played on new instruments. plus vocals is an instrument, you sing notes in the form words. lyrics are words. so with new ages of music there comes new words as lyrics.
If this song was written by Cole Porter, someone certainly modified it, because rock n roll is mentioned in the lyrics and ole Cole was long gone by the time Bill Haley showed up.
I'm 69 years old, and this music is my golden oldies! Those who are currently teens, will have RAP (Repulsive-Aggravating-Pathetic) as their golden oldies. Sing along with Jay-Z.... Oh, that's right. Sorry...he can't sing.
Cuts off the opening and has blurred video. An insult to the artists, should be taken down. Many full length versions of this with focussed visuals on UA-cam
Louis Armstrong changed American music. He was not just an entertainer, he was brilliant. One of the best white singers he played with was Bing, in Bing's true appreciation.
Who came here after listening this masterpiece song from V's IG post? I'm here just because of V..... He is our ot7...and I love this song.... he's a best amarican singer...and this song released in 1956.... this song was famous at that time...and again it became famous for V...... 🥰🥰🥰💜💜💜
Once upon a time popular music was performed by real musicians, singers, and entertainers.
50 years later Louis Armstrong is still remembered with affection, admiration, and love by all who knew him. It’s their memories that keep Pops alive . The morning he died he appeared at the foot of my bed to say good by? and tell me I had a long time to live, but he would be waiting to see me, so not to be sad. We would be together again someday! Pops and I had a deep and lasting nonsexual love. I was friends with Lucille too, and even met his previous wife, who told me many things people didn’t know about him! It was 50 years ago that Pops died, I still feel close to him. I still love, honor, and admire him. He was right, it has been a long time being apart.
This is wonderful and there are many wonderful (and young) contemporary jazz musicians who are keeping this legacy alive. Great music and players are not a thing of the past.
СПАСИБО КИМ ТЭХЁНУ ИЗ БТС ЗА СОВЕТ ПОСЛУШАТЬ ЭТО ПРОИЗВЕДЕНИЕ, ВЕЛИКОЕ ПРОИЗВЕДЕНИЕ!
I love Louis Armstrong so much. True talent here in all of them.
I'm 69 years old too. 11/3/42, and I wouldn't trade one day of then with an eternity of now, musically. Check out Bing singing When the Folks High Up do the Mean Low down. He rocks!
An excellent rhythm section.
louis armstrong skat answers bing's questions with absolute perfection ! both irreplaceable.
love this part, stumbled across it when i was a kid im 26 btw. i was looking for an act for the school talent show. back then i was naive little arse when my grandmother suggested a golden oldie. but then i saw this and w/ a friend who played the saxaphone and we performed it. we didnt win but we got a standing ovation.
This is the best I never seen this thank you for posting I went to Louis Armstrong house his house is now a Museum and his present was there
It sounds awesome and HAS A CLARINET!
Who the hell disliked this!!!!This is the way that music should be...OMG I
this is great,real classylike
Bing's voice is amazing and Satchmo's trumpet playing is simply amazing
and man his scatting is so fun to listen to and even his singing because he has a very unique voice
One of my favorite Bing recordings!
Whether today's music is "Crap" or not... this is obviously timeless. Good music is good music, regardless or who does it or when it's done. And because of this mere fact, Bing and Louis are just as good today as they were back in their day.
A truly epic song and scene
Bing was a great singer. I wish he had done more numbers in a swinging mode. Most of his recordings were in the crooner mode but he can swing. It's fun to hear. Thanks for posting
glad to see barrett deems hangin' in there, one of the most underated drummers in the world, r.i.p. mr. deems
Incredible! Awesome! I love everything here, especially when they both sing together, it's just fantastic :D
Love this Song...One of my favorite movies
"Oh, that's positively therapeutic" !
Dit is muziek zoals het bedoelt is ,met de allergrootsten
Sachimo and Bingo- that is music
Louis' solo in 2:04 is the most mindblowing thing I have ever heard !!!!
I feel like this should be the standard instruction manual for any jazz class.
Wonderful Jazz.
Thanks
what a classic
wow , is BEAUTIFUL 😼👌
It's said this scene was recorded live, unlike the usual practice in Hollywood musicals, where performers lip-synched to an (often, ghosted) recording. Certainly, if it is live, that would account for the inescapable brio and sheer joy of this performance.
JAZZ SHALL NEVER DIE OUT!
Not me finding Legends by another legend Kim Taehyung.... I love it
Great, what happened to good music like this. Today its just backtracks and snythasizers. Guess todays world has run out of music...what a shame although there are some good ones around, the've lost it mostly.
Yeah..Absolutely unrivalled..
Bing Crosby is still the best singer I've ever heard; Armstrong, as both an instrumentalist and as, of course, an innovator and pioneer is the more powerfully historic figure but when it comes purely to singing, Crosby was the best.
Mr. Kim Taehyung introduced me to the king of jazz
UNICIII!!!🌟💖🤩🌹👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
V love this!
Nice to see Bing getting away from his usually sappy ballads. I've always heard he was a jazz singer turned pop by his producers, good to see him in his element.
If you dig Der Bingle kicking it with a jazz band, check out the BING WITH A BEAT album. Boy could jam!
i love music like this
Gene Kelly is a brilliant actor. One of my favourite films featuring him is On The Town.
@aqa722 the double bass players face is amazing as well ! haha
Taehyung of BTS listens to this track. This track is art
now you has jazz jazz jazz.......yes indeed
He is the king of entertainers
Loving this
even as a white guy i love this. Louis is my god. i can only lick of kissing his boots
There's always one putz in the crowd. This is classic kicking Jazz.
Awesome!
Billy Kyle has the best face
THIS IS BEAUTIFULLY SWINGIN'!
I ama trumpet player, people should be able to spot the louis a mile away :D
The best
now you *have* jazz
Arvell Shaw. Trummy Young. Best at what they do
when he says "yeah daddy yeah"
Excelente, antológico! Todos ai estão sensacionais, inclusive meu clarinetista de jazz predileto, Edmond Hall, que em minha opinião, é o maior clarinetista de jazz!
Qué maravilla!.. Inmortal... Qué épocas... Qué asco la actual. No mas musica.. SOLO RUIDOS y GENTE ENFERMITA....
🎺🎼🎷🎤😆
Sounds like the song "Benny's Bugle" from 1:05 to1:20. Nice
@xRelyT1 -I have nothing against rap. In fact there isn't a musically prejudice bone in my body. "....if it grooves I dig it!" When a rap artist (or any other modern musical artist) casts a shadow of influence as long as Louis Armstrong has in popular music then we will all be in need of a heads up.
@mkjmstl1 same notes, same note structures.. just theyre played on new instruments. plus vocals is an instrument, you sing notes in the form words. lyrics are words. so with new ages of music there comes new words as lyrics.
@Sekler007 Thank you. (And your English is fine.)
from 2:22 onwards for a bit, it looks like bing is trying really hard not to laugh at louis
If this song was written by Cole Porter, someone certainly modified it, because rock n roll is mentioned in the lyrics and ole Cole was long gone by the time Bill Haley showed up.
Robert Bonter Cole Porter wrote this in 1956 and passed away in 1964.
So?
So Cole Porter was not long gone by the time Bill Haley showed up. Rock and roll was already a common term when Cole Porter wrote this song.
ok, fair enough.
Baby want you please come home
@mrmathardyfan yeah brother yeah
Help, I'm looking for this score
@libertatus what?! dont tell me you dont think lil wayne and soulja boy arent music?! (im being facetious of couse)
I can has jazz?
i seek pole shift survival group
@libertatus uhh.. rap is the same music, just different instruments. just givin you the heads up bud. and obviously lyrics
@burnit01
I do not remember making a new youtube user and expressing how I feel.
Are you my alter ego?
Kpot
@xRelyT1 "The same music, but with different instruments and lyrics" ? That's so stupid I don't even.
1 person is a justin bieber fan.
Music with meat in it not the shit they are trying to pass off today as entertainment
I'm 69 years old, and this music is my golden oldies! Those who are currently teens, will have
RAP (Repulsive-Aggravating-Pathetic) as their golden oldies. Sing along with Jay-Z....
Oh, that's right. Sorry...he can't sing.
Cuts off the opening and has blurred video. An insult to the artists, should be taken down. Many full length versions of this with focussed visuals on UA-cam
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1 person does not has jazz.
To be fair I'm 15 and despise modern music just as much as you...